I try to send an email from my email account which is connected as second to my gmail. It has worked 3 years. Now not. Just write me: TLS Negotiation failed, the certificate doesn't match the host.
I try to renew my login and password at the second account as gmail recommend, do not work. Does anyone know how to solve it? Thank you. Peter
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then it unblocks the login at Gmail and the email is sent as usual. What is very cumbersome is that it keeps asking the same thing time and time again, as it is not saving the login credentials and closes the connection, so I have to repeat the procedure every time.
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Same issue here, started yesterday in the morning and then worked fine all day and now I can't send anything this morning. I keep trying to edit the linked email address and it's saying my password is incorrect even though I just logged into the linked account on it's original platform....
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I'm having same problem for the last week. sometimes the email goes through sometimes it bounces yesterday 8 or of 10 bounced, kept trying and sometimes on 3rd + attempt they went through.
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Ho appena risolto! Verificate le impostazioni SMTP del vostro provider / I just solved! Check your provider's SMTP settings
Per un account di dominio su Aruba, prima avevo smtp.nomedominio.ext / TLS / Porta 25
Ora le nuove impostazioni sono le seguenti:
Posta in uscita(SMTP): smtps.aruba.it Nome account: indirizzo di posta (es.: nomecasella@nomedominio.ext) Password: la password scelta al momento della creazione della casella Usa SSL: Attiva Autenticazione: Password Porta Server: 465
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when you set up your outgoing Server SMTP, try changing the Port and using unsecured connection instead of SSL or TLS. With Network solutionsm, they seem to now require port 25 instead of port 587.
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- Find the account in question (e.g. myemail@example.com <-- substitute your email here) - Click "edit info"
- Enter your name and choose your alias setting (or leave it as-is this step doesn't really matter)
- Click "Next Step"
- MOST IMPORTANT: Change your SMTP Server setting
-- I previously had mine set to mail.example.com (where "example.com" was my custom domain). Your setting might be different, but what's important is what comes next.
-- You'll need the domain of your host (dreamhost.com, hover.com, etc.)
-- Add "smtp." before the domain of your host
-- smtp.domainofyourhost.com (where "domainofyourhost.com" is the domain of the company that hosts your email).
- Port: 587
- Username: myemail@example.com (substitute your email here)
- Password: [the password your hosting company gives you for your email. It's probably different than your gmail password or from the password you use to log into your hosting company. If it's not different, it should be and you should go change your passwords now. ;) ]
- Click "Secured connection using TLS"
- Click Save Changes
That did the trick for me. I hope it works for you too.
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It looks like google is not resolving the mx record of the domain anymore. So i had to correctly input the subdomain in the account settings and it started working again.
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Kudos to Alex Peck for posting the directions below. It worked for me, but I had to exit and restarting my browser (Firefox) before it worked correctly.
- Settings > Accounts and Import
- Find the account in question (e.g. myemail@example.com <-- substitute your email here) - Click "edit info"
- Enter your name and choose your alias setting (or leave it as-is this step doesn't really matter)
- Click "Next Step"
- MOST IMPORTANT: Change your SMTP Server setting
-- I previously had mine set to mail.example.com (where "example.com" was my custom domain). Your setting might be different, but what's important is what comes next.
-- You'll need the domain of your host (dreamhost.com, hover.com, etc.)
-- Add "smtp." before the domain of your host
-- smtp.domainofyourhost.com (where "domainofyourhost.com" is the domain of the company that hosts your email).
- Port: 587
- Username: myemail@example.com (substitute your email here)
- Password: [the password your hosting company gives you for your email. It's probably different than your gmail password or from the password you use to log into your hosting company. If it's not different, it should be and you should go change your passwords now. ;) ]
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Same problem. I´m from Chile and since this morning I can't send mail from my second mail account. If any one has the solution, please share it with us.
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Same issue here. There is no consistency with how they are being rejected. I have two different "Send Mail As" accounts setup, and both are being rejected from time to time. Very frustrating for a small business owner.
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As of April 2020, Google started enforcing TLS when sending email.
In the Gmail settings under Accounts and Imports, Edit your Send mail as Email settings.
Change your outgoing servername (SMTP Server) to smtp.hostprovider.com (mine was smtp.dreamhost.com). If you are using your website name, (mail.example.com), this will continue to fail.
I also updated the port number from 587 to Port 465
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This started for us yesterday too. Very confused about how to resolve, as no changes have been made on our side. Seems to only apply to emails from my work email account which is routed through my gmail account. Receiving the "TSL Negotiation failed, the certificate doesn't match the host." error message.
Please advise how I can use my work email again without it bouncing back!
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This started for me this morning after a send a few emails with no issues. Tried all suggestions to no avail. No changes made on my side or on the part of the domain. Only apply to emails from my work email account which is routed through my gmail account (not my personal gmail accounts) Receiving the "TSL Negotiation failed, the certificate doesn't match the host." error message.
Please advise how I can use my work email again without it bouncing back! Need this especially since having to work from home now!
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I'm seeing a lot of people have this issue, i solved it using an insecure connection over port 25, just go to your alias, edit it, put your smtp pass and select port 25, unsecure connection.
I know this it not the best choice for a lot of you, but as this problem is not fixed and i need to keep working, i opted on doing that.
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when you set up your outgoing Server SMTP, try changing the Port and using unsecured connection instead of SSL or TLS. With Network solutionsm, they seem to now require port 25 instead of port 587.
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If you are an ATT user (like me) you have to use this info to fix this problem with aliases / different email addresses:
Setup Your Att.net Account with Your Email Program Using IMAP
Att.net (AT&T) SMTP Server smtp.mail.yahoo.com
SMTP port 465
SMTP security SSL / TLS
SMTP username Your full email address
SMTP password Your Att.net password
So ATT got me as well for NOT telling about how they changed their mail servers :-(
Anyhow, BOTH companies suck. BOTH SHOULD HAVE CONTACTED ME ABOUT THIS. HOW HARD WOULD IT HAVE BEEN FOR GOOGLE TO EMAIL ALL OF IT'S USERS ABOUT THIS? GREAT JOB GOOGLE!
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I need to know as well, I have several clients who can not send emails and I do not wish to tell every single one to delete and re-add their email via gmail settings. I've heard a fix for shared hosting; how ever I am not on shared hosting. So its a little up in the air on what I am suppose to do? Some how my certificate does not match but its all coming from the same server.
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I'm having the same problem too. Some replies go through, some will have this message: Message not delivered You're sending this from a different address or alias using the 'Send mail as' feature. The settings for your 'Send mail as' account are misconfigured or out of date. Check those settings and try resending.
The response was:
TLS Negotiation failed, the certificate doesn't match the host.
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